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El__burro:
Where on here?

Bryanj:
cant do picture mods but it is the lump imediately under the bolt head when you had it mounted, sorry cant make it simpler than that

El__burro:

--- Quote from: Bryanj on June 30, 2015, 06:50:02 AM ---cant do picture mods but it is the lump imediately under the bolt head when you had it mounted, sorry cant make it simpler than that

--- End quote ---
Thanks for trying Bryanj.
Could you upload a link instead.
Bolt head?

The bike came disassembled.
Many thanks for your support

el__burro

tom400f:
I'm following this with interest though that said I just want to validate my assumptions:

1. The caliper arm is being mounted on the other side so the lugs on it that would have kept the pivot proud of the fork leg are facing the wheel, not the fork, and are therefore useless in this regard
2. This means the pivot abuts the fork leg when the arm is mounted, preventing it from being tightened down
3. Solution to 2 is to add spacers to push the arm out (well in I suppose) so the pivot clears but this means the aforementioned lugs put the bolt heads in the spokes.

Shaving the lugs on the forks is going the wrong way (not to mention compromising the strength of the mounting)
So... shave off the (now redundant) height from the lugs on the arm so there is enough room for the bolts. Should be no need to shorten the bolts because that space has now been made by the aforementioned spacers.

Tom to mission control - is that affirmative?

El__burro:
Thanks for your "assumption".
Very much needed.
I guess, we said no front fender involved.
It definitely better without it.

El__burro

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